Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1893, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avenne, comer 1ith St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SHO KAUFFMANN, Pres’t iieepeeed = “i Few York Ofice, 28 Pottar Building. ——- ‘Tre Fvenrve Stas ts serve! to anbecrihers tn # ) carriers, wa account, at Icons * " ‘Conlee 6 counter, mail anywhere in ite? States oF Drepait—30 cents per moath. nu Steer Stal t Ex ware Sr met etnerreers| No. 20,545. Vor. 82, Che Evening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1893—TEN PAGES. TWO CENTS. Oftice at Washington, D. C., as FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECTAL NOTICES. _FIN ANCTA ae / =e cilities, ‘This company bas ample facilities for the storaze of pertable articies of every cescription. If you are golng away e the summer or intend to break up housekeeping for = season or two ¥e - move and store your beuse- at the inintmum of cost ‘The warehowe was constructed solely ace purposes and is both fire and bureiar proof. The company will iso move your effects from one place to another in this city, or will pack and stp your effects from this city to any point desired. Only expert packers aud movers employed. Now that you bh: furs and wraps you this company. () $2,531,165.68. The above firures represent the amount of savings on deposit with THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY And the following comparative statement exhibits the wonderfcl growth of this branch of the company’s business during twelve months, as weil as the appreciation and confidence in which its facilities and mansgement is held by the public AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS. ‘March 31, 1802... no use for your en sore them Tn storing your Ss you shomld consider well the aivantages this company offet ever all others in location. building, &c. For Valuables This company pays interest on denosits from 2 to 4 per cent, accordins to time of deposit. Acts as executor, sdiministrator, fiscal agent. treasurer for churches, lodzes, A special vault for the storage of clubs, &c. Rents safe deposit boxes. Fur- silver ware, Jewelry, brie-a-braé end val- nishes secure investments. Loans mony of all kinds. It ts absolutely on approved real estate and collateral. snd fre proof. The walle are Rknts office rooms in its fire-proof office made of a 6 plates of fron and baliding, corner 9th and F eel and capnot be burned. cannot be This company is CHA burglarized could hardly be blown OF CONGKESS AND IT up with dynamite. This vault has been SUBJECT To THE SU tested by “expert” mechanics from the THE UNITED STATES y Yard, who signaliy failed to mal OFFICIALS. PAID UP CAPITAL, any fmpressicn its steel sides with 81,000,000. tools made of the hardest metals ex- pressly for the test. Note these prices: os stored for $1.50 per month in kept at an uniform temperature sly for the purpose. ig stored for 25c. per month. goods moved from one house to another at city prices. Beat storage querters, best service and ‘most reasonable prices. apl1ki3 BEAINARD H. WARNER, President. 8 Per Gent INTEREST GUARANTEED. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY. REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Axenicas Secunrry Axo Tavsr Co., C. J. Bett, rneswesr. BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N. W. STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15TH ST. ¥.W. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the Dest investment now on the market. The conditions and agreement plain and easily ‘understood. ASSETS, $114,000. Call at the office. FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND INVEST- MENT ASSOCIATION, 908, 914 G st. n.w., Washington, D. 0. 1t ep5-tr HARRISON DINGMAN, President. “Onward and upwani” shonid be the motto of every man who isambftious to rise in the financial world. | _voNEY TO LOAN. The surcet way to ‘clim¥" ts "0 invest weely— | MI — '@ offer gilt-ed:zed investments in the shape of GO" ERNMENT BONDS, aii LOCAL SECURITIES, in- cinding street railway stock. Washington gas lizht stock, Bal! telephone stock, Loanand ‘Trust Company Stock, as well as ALL stocks listed on the New York Siock exchange. We siso offer unsurpassed facilities for speculating fm ras and provisions op the Chicazo beard of trade. ‘We not only Lave direc: private wires to all the mar- Kersof the world, but male sdvances wo correspond- ‘ents on available collateral. Gar specia! actertion ts called toowr bankiny facile fies, Deposits cre not only autject tockeck, without no fice, but per cent interest is paid on daily balances. Lewis G. ‘Tewxssonr & Co., Bankers, Avis Inox Bomwprse, 1335 vy srazet. ‘Long time, easy payments. Capital stock, 85.000, 000. Now holds First Mortgazes on improved city prop- erty amounting to $1,179.450. Trusts and mortrages deposited with the treasurer of the state of Georzis. Issues stock bearing 7 per cent interest, payable semi-annually. SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Home office, Atlanta, Ga, WASHINGTON BOABDs Joba H, Walter, Frosident, syer Loeb, Vice President. mA. Butler Secretary and Treasurer. jobp A. Barthel, Attorney. ‘W. H. Bosch, Manager. DIRECTORS: Meyar Loeb, Solum A. Barthel, M,C. Grast, Willem J. Dante, dean & Yai, Saree William H. Riddle, yi ALE (Meniber of Washington Stock Fxchange), HHS F st., Adams building. City Railway Scocks and Bonds Bought and Sold. Led _ Telephone. 390. pena W. 8. HOGE, bres. T. C. DANIEL, Sec. ED STATES BUILDI D LUAN ASU: CIATION, 1513 F st, Washington, D.C Shares, $100. payable in monthly installments of 7 ing iu 84 iucnths, apet Prost asumof money f earning power of whi: are dependent for support, of if yor svaiting an opportunity to invest in sone paying enterprise, no better way interest interest from d= Do You Wast Moxen investing in © CERTIFICATES OF Ss six mouths and: Bonds, trusts and life insurance policies in old line % - companies en & lateral. We idere rk prog until This is the most eatiafactory meted | persian Cat te wade. VYEREES £ AKER. a sclromepentrooen| | merges ane r of all worry wie ingures the est. Deniaud” CERTIF- SIT. which pay emand.—These se who are likel Taz Nartoxan Sarz Devosrr. SAVINGS AND TECST COMPANY Of the Distnet of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress 1867, snd acts of Oct.. 1800, and Feb... 1892 CAPITAL: ONE. MILLICN DOLLARS. rous of availing them- | SA¥¥, DEPOSIT DFPARTMENT. pe SATE, cuisniveiuside Vurglar-proot vaults at $5 per annum upward. Securities, Jewelry, elver ware and valuables of al kinds fe'owner® ‘pactawe, Grunk oF case taken Gn dupeats at moderate cont SAV alts received trom LEN CENTS upward, a TEN CENTS upward, and merest allowed 02 €5and shove. promptly, Chcientty aud faithfully. Woors & Co. Basins, 1 222 F Sree N.We IRI SUALISM.—MISS MAGGIE. GAULE 4 Baitiznorg, the wonderfully sifted teat of LRIDAY during the day for privatesit- n.w., and avery FRIDAY NIGHT at ‘Wonn’s Hall, 721 6th st. nw Jaz6-th&tsi Fe 7 THE MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE ‘ o-operative Society. map ate visiting the world’s fair your ex- suittee recon:mend the advantages offered, ‘ontract with the World's Fair Tourists’ to H. B. Zevely, Treasurer - 1 Ww. committee, RX, Secretary, 811 G et. 2.W. Association, For information app! General M and ¢ © IN SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PHY sicians’ and Hospital Supplies, our In- struments are all guaranteed “and our postively lower than any of Newest Style Pocket Cases, % D. GILMAN, 627 Pa. ave. nw. AWFULLY BUST TODA winel correspondence to attend to Yon have ro time for pleasnre? Chance yourmethod of work. Use the Improved Graphephoueand notice how much better gud quicker Zou eam work, aud above all the saving in fizne. 619 14TH ST. CLOSING OUT THIRTY nd ney $140 psycho afety bicycles, ‘cushions, $15; pne 3 WEN BPG. CO. Hs. 1423 New re a apliir oe OFF WITH HEAVY SHOES. “Havo your feet im good coridition for the warn w ‘Gur Ge Oxtorie fr. Save mon edd t igraph typewriter acent tor repaira” HOWE & ‘This excellent inachine is rented. archer om Jobs. Next time you want « and [property prinved gee us, 7 too mail for us "WALLACE, Law Printer Tor € sr. xw. OMPANY, OFFI Tel. ahh Sumter whmeat iver ine sane e'hsindelohia tor rout wet. re See] ie eve and ear. O New York ave, MAN ‘Grates, Wroi discounts while 1 rey ORSIN : -- ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS Me Viederd with H.R. Fulton upon which ine twelve months or more are hereby no- aod Day intcrent op the same oF they will son 802. H. K. FULTON, I % N. 11 9tu st., can bind books in leather for ‘Send yours to ce WEEELY Bevizw, ‘The only weekly review; critical, ‘broad, strikingly unique; illus trated, 4A FREE SAMPLE COPY MaY BE HAD OF ANY WASHINGTON LAWN AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. To keep the proper care of your lawn and garden you need the proper implements. with a ‘vi up serenely. igh enough for cutting, Spring tilling bas set in Weeds are “bedding The grass is already Gardening ‘*Requisites” at the lowest prices in the city. Rakes, 20e.; Hoes, and 5S€c.; Shovels, 60c.; fully guaranteed Lawn Mowers, 83. if ‘Twenty-five Trowels, 10c.; 20e.; Spades, 400. 50c.; Lawn Rakes, of Garden Hose, feet patent nozzle and couplings, complete for $1.75. We'll send for your old Hose, repatr for Be. Little ‘a pair of Seo Spied. Trousers tor $288 Or a y iaonal Cost and Vest, clay and @ pair of nent, attractive Striped ‘Trousers for $35? Vittle prices for six is tailored in the best Possible mi ~as ie do it cecal and sce the garments we have ‘under way for others, “It will give ou au idea of the ‘tnobby* and styl- ish tailoriug which we are turning out. ‘Ana every garment made in Washington. J. FRED. Ga L (late af Keen's), 408 12th st. nw. One door above the **Avenue.” a12 Ber CHL MEDALS Can be ordered of us at exceptionally low rices, as our new work shop has the facili- for producing them at the lowest possi- cost. Diamond setting » specialty at our new pee a work shop. HARRIS HALL. 7TH AND D_N. R HARRIS & 00. ‘eecantly. furnished lodue rooms for rent be by the quarter, wonth o single night. inquire vod | | *p12-tf Cor, 7th and Daw. HARRIS & CO. mbie-lm ITE WINES AND CLARETS. SPECIAL, SPECIALIST BRS Eirias atvantes and the weather wrows isA.G. HAMILTON, oculist, in prescrib- | Warmer our White Wines nud Clarets tem Ut (2 Sie Ee demand. Our price for the former is $3.50 per juss. : Ne % 3 M ptiten apd Jone EP donrats, the fatter 82.00 yer doz @'s—more Examinstionfree, HoursfromOto Spin tel8 | conden ene neeMets wine Co. HARRY M CONRAD, Manager, 820¥ STREET. ap12 Bae Salat Nb rvsuisoen @ Fine Book and Job Printi Benet ED ENGRAVING. Telephone 7 let] OSCE st. nw. > Mezenaxrs: Pancer, Detavery Co., 4 ), MAIN OFFICE, 912 Penns. ave. n.w. red ; storage of following Vranch oft M.D. Moerenicor ofice, pb, Meesenwer ofgce. MD. 1428 F st. n. w. ae ‘oth ‘and 1st. Penna. ave. nw. Weare not only headquarters for Blank Books, Fine Stationery, &e., but Fine Engraving, Wedding Invitations, ke., as All work executed artistiealiy and prom: Lowest prices. EASTON & RUPP, Fine Stationers, 421 JITH ST. {Just above the avenue.) Card well, pty. ee LOnING FoR Gronvr ‘Take your pick of s line of Spring Suitings at the low price (for our tailoring) of $30—so long ss they bold out. Single suit patterns only. eee errcce Wash them as often as please, but & Angel's Black Hose fast And them not to a always remain you the color of Smith will we wear courle of months—a new pair if they do. W. 8. TEEL, “Men's Belongings,” XXXXNKNK XNNXEXK Stylish “Oxfords.” We're making a * season on oUF X a“ ‘strong fight this 42.80" Black Oxford Ties We waarartee then fo'ge equal to any B275" or 83 Oxforts Sa "the city. Three styles— feo, with patent tips plain Diain’ broad toe ot ‘Busset Shoes for Men, Women and Chil- aren. OOVER HoovEk & SNIDER 4121217 Ps Ave N.W. XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX VERY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PRING IS A Fes FECAL NOTICE PROPERTY Ow 4 ‘Beware of coal tar asa paint for your roofing. It's not only nnendurable, but injuriousto tin. If you are four rooting or want: oof paint walls wet the best io Mineral . For recommendations and other information THE OHIO MINERAL PAINT CO., P. 0. Si Rolow, Manager. 410 Otis nw 4, Washington, D.C. All work cuarahived: J. For sale by ROBERT BOYD, “apieo; sin ee ™ TERNATIONAL CARPET CO. of Washington, D.C. (Retail Carpet Business) Is being organized and will be chartered under the laws of € trict of phumbia, Congress regulating corporations in the Dis- ‘The business wii] be conducted under the manage- he capital s 8100 rach. Subscriptions for the same will be due and on August 15, 1593, When active business mence. SAMUEL KER or maity years the, business of WM. S. MITCHELIC® CO, of this city) rd of directors chosen from the stockholt- i will consist of" 250 shares at able come Subscriptions will be received for a limited number of shares until Aprit 15, 1598, and lists for this pur- Pose may be found with the undersiqnsd, cheerfully wive further information. A. B. RUPE, C: hier Central National who will WISHING ALL OF OU} the highest ” | ace ction we particular ofour make aceinst allowing them to be adjasted Wwoore than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where Dut wenuine parte are used MA- doxree of satie- caution those havine old ones else- none and only the inost reason- ial Louge, No. 14, Fo AL AL communication SATURDAY, 4 ‘aharp, to Depthes, (Wiuheta iW lodges traternaily invited. EMMETT at ae MASONIC. a. 15th Whitner. Members of sis Bs, order of WM. = ONIC— A STATED COMMUNICA, ‘tion of Saint Jol Meas AM will be bela at Masonic 1 f Nork: M. "M. degree. ii 14. 1883, at 7:30 p. fembers of sister lodiees. WM SGP PENTEN. wili bold inatant, tend the funeral of our iste, ter ‘onder 2t ALL DAIRYMEN ARE REQ attend an adjourned meeting at Faber’s Hall, St. nw, SA 2. at 7:30 TURDAY. ot Woux'r, Charman ae CENT [The lady who fell from « ear at Thomas Cir. Neon Saturday, Lith of March, will favor on Conductor Bell by sending bim ber sad a ‘1413 Howard eve., Mount Pleasant. ree SOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Denters and builders inutual cgusent. apla-oe have this ‘as Snider & Federline, car- dimolved by W. DER, C. FEDERLINE. ORE! ‘COKE! eS vorann & Bro. COAL, WOOD AND COKE. Free-burning Crushed Coke, 10c. per bushel. ‘An exce:lent imild-weather fuel for iatrobe. A splendid summer tuel for range. Delivered OFFICES: apls-ot ‘Telepnons nd 12008 ST. ¥. shine day upon which order ie tecetved. Dostast x. eS BEST KIND OF EOUNOMY. ‘You can buy Half Hose st 15c. per pair, yet you prefer to pay 25c. to 50c., for you know the additional amount is weil epent, Bo it is with cheap tailor-made clothes, You can bay $5 Trousers and 820 and $25 Suits, but you prefer to pay a few dollars more, for yourealtze that the additional amount is also well spent. Patzous of ours who used to buy $25 Suits now bny the $30, becanse the #5 additional means ten doilars’ vorth of wear, fit, finish, lining, style, &c. See the window‘ull of 30 Suitings. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, **Best Tailoring,” COR. 12TH AND F STS. N.W. TAL BEACH, TAXPAYERS, ATTENTION! el: On and after MAY 1, 1803, a penalty of 5 percent will be levied on all uipaid't AYTON, Room 41, ‘By ‘Taxes payable toC. E. Ba. building, city. You cannot spend half hour more at our ofhee, 8, wr TOWN COUNCIL. santly than ‘here we will Our price for the Stand- take pleasure in. showing ard Letter Files is cOcents you one of the most per- tach; youcannot get tient ect and ineresting pieces eleewhere for thai money. of mechaniau ever invented, = even in this age of ‘wonderful inven- tions, HENRY A CLARKE & SON, 935 F st. mb3-3m = $12 AND 8: THERE'S o spring suit, a light-colored cheviot of superior make and latest cut. cc the thing for business wesr, $10, $12 and $15. Add ® 910 or 812 overcoat to it and you'll be right in tt ot very little expense. GEORGE | SPRANSY, ‘One Price Clothier, 434 Tat, als Se ITEM Worrny oF Nore. Our build of Trousers not only ‘‘set” perfectly and “*hang” ae they should, but no two patterns are alike, hence you run no risk°of meeting your trousers on street worn by “some other man," SNYDER & WOOD, Fine Tatloring, the 1221 PENN. AVENUE (Barr's old “‘atand.") apl8 Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements. CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY BOARD. DEATHS, DENTISTRY EDUCATIONAL. EXCPANGE (Houses). EXCURSIONS, &e. FINANCIAL, FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Stabies).. FOR RENT (Stores) BeoRwEM FOR SALE (Bicycles) FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE. (Lots) zoeedeevwuwies POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGA\ WANTED (Misceilaneous) S| fine TODATS NOMIENATIONS. A New Torkish Minister and Several De Partment of Justice Officials. to the Senate toda: Charles W. Larrabee of Maine to be collector of customs for the district of Bath, Maine. Alexander W. Terrell of Texas to be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the United States to Turkey. John J. Hawkins of Arizona territory to be associate justice of the supreme court of the territory of Arizona. James F. Read of Arkansas to be attorney of the United States for the western district of Arkansas, George J. Cramp of Arkansas to be marshal of the United States for the western district of Arkansas, | Convening of THE SOUTH’S APPEAL {Address to the President Proposed by Gov. Fishback. RICHMOND'S CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS The Temporary Organization Made Permanent. UNTIL 4 P. M. ‘The President dent the following nominations | CONSIDERING SOUTHERN INTERESTS, ore at Richmond Morning Srecia! Dispatch to The Pvemine Star Brenmoxn, Va, April 13. The southern Rovernors were astir early this taorning. When | the convention adjourned yesterday it was with | the understan this morning, bi of the commitiee call the cow this morn. ors of ced im a well-known John H. M. Wigman of Wisconsin to be at- torney for the United States for the eastern district of Wisconsin. Francis R. Lassiter of Virginia to be attorney of the United States for the eastern district of Virginia. ‘THE NEW TURKISH MINISTER. Alexander Watson Terrell of Texas, who was nominated to be minister to Turkey, it « native of Virginia, about sixty-eight years of age. He bas one of the finest residences in Austin, Texas, anda great ranch of 8,000 acres lying about twelve miles from that , Where he spends most of his time. He iss man of culture, a graduate of the University | of Missouri, and his education was supple- mented b: Heidieberg. For the state supreme state senator. He was one time a candidate for the Cuited States Senate and was Mr. Reagun’s strongest competi- tor. in local politics ne has been a Hogg man and his appointment was indorsed by both of | = Texas Seuators and especially by Senator iis. — : EW CHIFF CL AN K. Mr, Chilton Has Been Removed at the State epartinent. Mr. Robert 8. Chilton bas been removed from his position as chief clerk of the State Depart- | ment and Mr. W, W. Rockhill wili be appomted to the vaeancy thus occasioned. To Subscribers. . Subscribers to Tae Star who are served by route boys will confer = favor by promptly reporting to Tux Stax office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. iis BEDE Goverxuent Recetrrs Topay.—Internal revenue, $447,502; custome, $1,135,022. sands xe dasa Con. Jno. M. Witson was today detailed as ‘8 member of the light house board. sitar Rear ApwrraL Gugrarpr arrived in the city this morning from Hampton Roadsand epent the morning in consultation with Secre- tary Herbert about the details of the naval re- vie’ . 30. PARKERS BOOK TALK, Tionery want—ber whet it “waded 2 ra ‘mney. robubly “ior, lege “than ‘others’ ste Nery sort of Commercial Paver, ‘Due eect” grade the ‘best of ite TaUle tar Quite ‘a° auuber lett Baber Motels’ at 20 por cent of From oun o. Pankele Gis Hae a =— “THE BUTTON TO PRESS.” ‘The most noticeable change you could make in your residence or store front would be to ‘have us substitute larce French plates for the many small ‘‘panes” If you pl Wish us to estimate the cost—s postal is the ‘‘button to press.” CHAS. E. HODGEIN, *Ezpert,” 913 7th st. n.w. fet-3m_ YOUR RENTS. ‘When you take your sammer vacation let have charge of your rental property. Mavaze your estate, Our establishment has every ‘requisite for managing property savingly and ‘satisfactorily. We offer our services to you. B. H. WARNER & CO., PROPERTY MANAGERS, 916 F ST. Nw. by DID YOU EVER HEAR THE LIKE BE- fore? At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning—our east window will contain « dispiay of 5' ing Stuffs—fresh from the wholesaler nit eds day—to move them quick—you can take your pick at eu. fo eee Some are worth $30—some even more—It is neediess to add—we guarantee fit and work- manship—garments fitted in the baste. MERTZ snd MERTZ, Tailors, api3 906 ¥ st. n. DON'T DEPEND UPON THE DRUGGI: BR Oring UN? SEtingent Hauor claws your cannot eel you liquor without ! physician's “prescription, nysician is ‘not. always ancy 9g don't is Dottie of ‘old medicinal ow in case of cies. We've @ superior of dy at SL TO-KALUN WINE COMPANY 614 14th ot “nw. ‘Telephone BE INDEPENDENT. ear are Shires” Sap as suman with — Wa. J. Lrrruz of Hot Springs, Ark., bas been appointed superintendent of the Hot Springs reservation. Mr. Little 1s considered e ly efficient for the position, and his ap- pointment was made in the line of the home rale doctrine. Wortp's Fars Customs Decisiox.—Aasist- ant Secretary Spaulding has decided that the exposition grounds and buildings at Chicago are & “constructive warchouse,” and all imported exhibits therein will be exempt from -duty in case of destruction by fire. Fovata-Crass Postuastens.—The total num- ber of fourth-class postmasters appointed to- day was 161, OF these 97 were to fill vacancies caused by resignations and deaths and 64 by removals. Of the 64 postmasters removed 57 served four years or over. ———_—_ Waex He Wir Quasary.—Mr. Eckels, the new controller of currency, whose nomination was confirmed yesterday, told a Stax reporter this morning that he would not qualify for his nev office until his return from his home at Ottawa, IIL, about the 25th instant. ‘Tae Pamaperrura Mrxt.—It can be stated on semi-official authority that Secretary Car- lisle has decided not to accept the Chestnut street site, Philadelphia, as the location for the United States mint, aud’ kas deferred all action on the subject for future considera ‘The official announcement will be made tomorrow. sz = Comte to Wasnrxetox.—W. N. Jones, the principal chief of the Choctaw nation, yester- day notitied the Secretary of the Interior that a delegation of Choctaws had left for Washinz- ton to present to the department his report on the Choctaw troubles. “Myself and militia,” he adds, “will (ake no farther action pending the investigation.” ee New Banxs.—The First National Bank of Dunkirk, Ind., capital, €50,000, bas been au- thorized to begin business. Application for anthority to organize a national bank has been filed with the controller of the currency by the National Bank of Western Pennsyivania at Pittsburg by Chas. McKnight, Pittsburg, Pa, and bis associates. West Porst Capers APpoixtep.—The fol- Mr. Rockhill is a native of the eastern shore of Maryland and tition in the Smithsonian institute. He bas in the past been secretary of the United States legation ‘at Pekin and charge d'affaires at Corea, He is well equipped for bis new po- sition, and it is said will make a competent and accepiable chief clerk. Much regret is expressed at the taking off of Mr. Chilton, which occasioned considerable surprixe. He 1 a Washingtonian and com- menced his service under tue government as a clerk fifteen years ago. He was Vice President Morton's private secretary during that official's incumbency up to last February, when he was appointed chief clerk of the State Department to succeed Mr. Sevelion Brown. ‘The appointment of Mr. Rockhill is believed to be due to Mr. Quincy's request and is uo- credited tolely to him. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. OMce Seekers From Those States Occupy the Attention of the President. ‘The wants of Virginia and Maryland oceupied some of the President's attention during the forenoon today. Representative Meredith in- troduced Judge Pulliam, who is an applicant for the marshalship of the eastern district of Virginia. Healso introduced Mr. George 8. Shackelford, who wants to be coneul at Lyons. Senator Hunton “by request” introduced Geo. McIntosh and Mr. Fred 8. Taylor, two rising young Norfolk barristers, who came to say a good word for Mr. Hugh N. Page as post- master at Norfolk. The President imtimated, however, that no change will be made in this office at present. Representative Raynor presented Mej. N. N. Hull of Baltimore, who wants to be consul at Cairo, and Mr. E. L. Retatiata of Baltimore, who would hike to serve in the same capacity ai Genoa. Senator Palmer of Illinois introduced Dr. Riley, a colored man of this city, who is an applicant for recorder of deeds of ‘the District. rehbishop Ireland and Rev. Father O'Gorman called upon the President to pay their respects, denieeeene BACK IN THE POST OFFICE. Mr. George A. Howard Enters Upon # Duties as Chief Clerk, George A. Howard of Tennessee today en- tered upon his duties as chief clerk of the Post Otice Department, relieving Mr. W. B. Cooley, who, in the course of a couple of weeks, will go to Philadelphia to take an important position in the establishment of Mr. Wanamaker. During Mr. Vilas’ administration of the Post Office Department Mr. Howard was chief of the stamp division, and when Mr. Vilas was made the chief clerk of that department. At the close of Mr. Cleveland's administration be re- signed and engaged in the banking business at Carthage, Tenn. Mr. Howard made a fine record in the In- terior Department and the cleanly condition of the corridors of that building is due to the ex- cellent system which his energy established. anctianmsaat S Confirmations. The Senate has confirmed the following nomi- nations: Hannis Taylor of Alabama, to be min- ister to Spain; Jas. 8. Ewing of Illinois, to be minister to Belgium; Wm. Lochren of Minze- apolis, Minn., to be commissioner of pensions; Samuel T. Fisher of Canton, Msss.,to be ss- at present holding a po-| Secretary of the Interior he made Mr. Howard | hey had *vumpathetic listen- ers among the oiber exec Tillman of South Car lina reached Taay aftern from Washington, . C. Accompanied by his » liguor comune- sioner, he had just returned from Ilinois, where examined th whisky distilling « tem, with « view & his new liquor law. He fo: cr governora yesterday afternoon 1 « and around the city, when many b unis were med with « sat mansion last night, discussion was b tious for the definite conc. r It was, however, | vention was rappe Was reache EMANENT ORGANLE ler. The committes | on organi A avd the temporary | officers were * permanent ones. | Governor Carr of North Carolina offered a that the governors of al persoms, ome nily all of the eubjects per- n, and they shail eooper- es comstitate a | reso | the seve wing Jet To His Eacellencs, | United States ‘ Ti |e the President of the nUon assen toeall your a ry.” whic thern states of our affects our hat are known od States are 2 climate, soil, im and in their eapacity for | greater di cultural and hortieul- | tural» * to the northern balfof the | Union, af at her region of the | world. While their system of laws, their social | amenities, their love for law and order, their general zh differing in some culiari re not inferior to those of an{ per f . other portion o | far bebiod tre “For ten or war the uncert of the race prob- Jem not unnaturally repelled immigration and investmem from our section, but happily this | condition no longer existe. Ket "what te commouly known as ‘the south’ does not Teceive thet share ef immigration and that flow of capacity which ber unoaralieled induce- iments would lend us toexpect. The reason for this lies not in the facts of the mtuatior but in false ideas of the real state of things this region. ‘lis ix an unhealthy condition. What affects the prosperity of the whole Union, for wo interdependent are the various sections of our common country that one portion cannot suffer without 116 affecung the wile, “Much, if, indeed, not most, of those falseideas originated in the «y the great political p has thought its int the word sinnder acvisedi: trativn iu proof the « is no other section of the country upon whicl has been buried so much vituperation and abuse. “Her people, ber laws, her institutions, ber society have ail alike been denounced im un- measured terms until the idea prevails in many places that her people are lawless, if mot unciv- ilized. Yet a Congress composed of @ ma- jority of these very slanderers, republican its branche ly two vears ago, when called upon to enact a code, « body with the Union to selcct from, chose from the statute of this very state of Arkansas, “hey cannot escape the alternative conclusion to which the mevitable leads; they stand convicted of either slandering one of their fellow commonwealths or of reck- lessly trifling with rights und interests of ‘another. But while the slander is made more apparer a the Cane of Arkausus by tins stuitification, yet itasnot peculiar to that siate, The whole south is included. Nor are these slanders con- fined to this country. For the past thirty years the United Lave been represented in all the countries of the world with whom we have diplomatic relations by men who were not only prejudiced .garus: the south, but whose political interests demanded, as they seemed to think, that they sprea septabou and intensify partisan pr portion of their cou vang that you appreciate the saiuacon and that your pairiotisia ie brond enough to cover all sec- lions of the great country over which you are called to preside, we respectially asic of you that you eward to the south a larger sbare of the representation. erpeeially in those foreign ports from which most of our ii migration and casital come, than has heretofore been permitted us, to the end that the mind of mankind be dixavused of the false impressions Of the south which have been #0 sed 60 aystematically and so ijurionsly spread abroad throughout the e1vilzzea world.” THE ADDEESS REFERUED. The address of the president was referred to committee appointed for that purpose. Gov. Tillman said he indorsed the = mI SE I purport of the edaress. but would like to mod- 22a Loazs ‘money on real es:ate and collsteral trying season of the able charges, 'f any, are made. Orders by postal will yher Happens to be absent on account’ of | lowing cadet appointments to West Point have | sistant commissioner of patents; Louis ©, | ify its language just a little. a — rity. it to stir ‘immedia ton. : s . Ki ‘ HFICE OF THE CHESAPY AKI. TRUST DEPARTMENT, hp all, fhe. badne Fecelvo Immey HEEL & WILSON MFG, CO. TE" Ehiace Shonogranie yea" could be "gn | been made: Louis Hf. Foley of Brooklyn, fitth | Hughes of Tucson, Ariz., to be governor of | | Gor. NcKinney of Virginia said he indorsed Ebene Company. — & ‘Acts ax administrator, execntor, receiver, as- the “human system. mb16-th,s,ta,tf 437 9th at nw. tirely independent, tor it’ never gets sick | New York district, with John F. Ranken of | ATizona; Henry W. Egner of New Jersey, to be | it 1 to to. a” il be payette, on the 267! sixuse, and executes trusts of all Kinds Wills Thia badness, or. more 2 and is never absent. It behooves your ‘al . Win. L. Fletch. ‘St, | Collector of customs for the district of Newark, | _Govs. Jones of Alabama and Foster of Loa- aE Prepared by « competent aitorney in daily attend a Kae oor Best, interosia to’ examine into ‘the ‘ments | Brooklyn as alternate; Wm. 1. Fletcher of St |X" J.; Paul F. Faison of Raleigh, N. C., to be | isians would not be quoted, saving they had Anal to the Seth of Apeiy, incre | CT but it will clear your system of all passed for ft, quality and workmanship. Creda Puilit i, Weed Oowcger twenty, | sioner of pensions;” Caleb W. West of Selt Lake | as be lind examined the addres he did not in- SAMUFL M. BRY | GONES, Third Vico Pres, disease verms and give, you = gen- ‘It will surprise you to see the values we ‘Take these a8 an index to the stock of Ladies’ a, J city, Utah, to be gorernor of Utah. dorse it. CaARLE ‘ rd Vioe fra and” much needa Bracing pe” “Novelty Straw Sailors, fourth New York; M. M. Murchison, Jones- tunastere: New Hampshire -Sobm @ Pike, | Col. Nicholoon of Louisian ofiereds sesche- Voninstee. D.C. Avr 1, STURTEVANT Secretary. freed coca leaves ani sich.” gtllew Se eee oe Roush Plaited straw Sailoreat @£50" "| Pore’, third North Carolina, at Epping. West Virginia—E. Hees Reinhart, | tion: Wt 250 pee Shirtncine Batre clarst—iv va pleasant and won © | Manufacturing EISEMAN BROS, Custom Satine in'waite, Glock and navy ai 82.50. at sie fawn, Mincte—enks Ee ‘ot | “That the of the United States be Bought and sold. Sulina teas tne hen. dynua aldne, Only hoe” plat bottle. ee meer ae wag? i a cty. | Pensoxat.—P. F. Wilson of Detroit, 8 R. | Urbana; Thomas B, Powell, at Vienna, Indiana | requested to supply substantial aid, uch as the STOCKS Large or small lots, Alber Startewaut, Andrew Wylie, 9 ¥ 905 PENN! 1A AVE. *p13_| Ross of New York, Walter Christie of New Jer-|—Clarence M. Hawkins, at Marion; Royal E. | issue of erms, camp and garrison equipage and oe eee Gronve ft. Planes Matthew G. Emery, apl0 Fs a eaahar ap rE Tat | sey, H. ey of R. B. Davi Purcell, at Vincennes. Kentucky—Horace C. | subsistence,during encampment to the military gum _s & Pick 0 0. Lewis Cleguaae., tirlen A Jasnes, OX Son S WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS. Be Ricci matey tna: edna tember: | “OY. H. Bradley of Brooklyn, RB Davenport | ‘chton, at Flemingsburg; Amos West, at May-| stdeuts of the various tartitations of learaing M. Ysines M, Jonnstoa, Charles U, Glover. ture Priday evening; decidedly colder Saturday. jew Haven and H. A. Coffeen of Sheriden. | ¢14_" ‘Tennessee—Connio P. Priestly, at Hunt-| known as the agricultural and mechanseul Consox & Macanrsey, K. Koes Becr: Johu G. Parke, Bh ep es ep peep lng ‘Schooner John R. 8} t. B. Wso., are at Willard’s.——W. Koch of | ingdon; James T. McCuteben, at Jackson. Mis- of the various states, which have been MEMBERS OF THE NEW YoRE stock , | finan iyi Pa ao Puanwacr, 703 L5rs Sr. 2 page Roa, F,,hevel, from Nortoly with SLAB Philadelphia, D, B. Young of Brooklyn, L. R.| souri—Wm. RK. Bowles, at Greenfield. Arkan- = Robert 0. fi % Woodbury Ela:t. mh17 | _*? 4 W. Watson, from Norfolk with’ laths at Walters of Philadelphia, E. J. Di of New | sas—Robert A. Baird, at Morrillton. Montana errerpontents of Mowery. Moore & Schley, 80 Broad: | Teter! liolan,__Woebiry Bist “mnt Telephone 90.__{ay8}__S12 Lithst aw. $i,go'per 1,000 for Libbey, Bitnese York and George MeCann of Elmira, N. Y., are | Alexander Wright, at Neihart. - Teras—John Bankers and Dealers 'u Government Bonde, > =... teen ieresae ice as the Basidall E.G. Alexander of Win- | Hart, ot Orange. Virginia Howson Hl Wal- mo Excl ‘When? Nowisthe time to place your orders for Taio ape sania askaces chester, Pa., F. W. Armes of the navy, T. W. at Fredericksburg. North Carolina— Reiiroa) Storas apd Boo: printing and enxraving. Where? Why, with JOHN Sanya Wood of Nashville and Gen. Henry L.| Clarence W. Boshamer, at Statesville. South 2 ke €. SHEIRY, ARTISTIC PRINTER AND EN- oe S Abbott of the army are at the Ebbitt.— | Carolina—W. O. Prentiss, at Beaufort. Georgia isvun bp sultbenred ‘scabject to euch salty taade of invest GRAVER, 623 D st. n.w. How? By dropping usa Siyerd) ie aach an a Gel Dr. James H. Payne of Boston, J. 8. Nugent of | Isidore Zacharias, ‘st vi stitu! as military educators, subject 2t loce! Taw ‘The postal card, and we will call and give you prices. conditions as Congress may deem proper.” AN INVITATION TO LOUISIANA. Mr. Dymond, who in conjunction with Gor. fe Stock dealt in “aw Beli Falepboue Steck bought and sold. des] b] T our (2 New York and G. H. Blakely of Paterson, N. J., are at the Riggs.—George T. Parker of New York, ialph falo, new paling feuce sround it. We sell the palings—the best made— material is hemlock— ‘Thev're headed and are 4 fect We do work at short notice. ‘This is true uf briefs, the price of which is 90c. per pae—50 copies. NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, Manager. Future. TOMORROW we'll be busy moving and Usiox Suvises Basa, ‘oster represents the immigration interests college fixing up in our new store for the ac-| Telephone s4i a8 long. We only charge $1.25 C, Hoskil! of Boston and Thomas W. Parker] Mr. James F. Meline today qualified as assist- pom wns gr oar Sel = soeeaton Sa eteme " x ws a commmodation of the SHOE buyers of Wash- HORSE MOTION. per 100-you know that's of Lyons, Neb., are at the Arlington.——H. | ant United States treasurer, succeeding J. W. preamble, resolving that —< i a t cheap. C. Gordon of Baltimore, H. S. Me- Whelpley, who voluntarily resigned some time | “The convention of governors of southern ¥. H. SMITH, President. Ol NTO MT ‘cpentns” wil cover tm day or twa Aneasy, graceful gait makes horse- Pek twinge dine om ame states does hereby extend to the citizens of the A. M. LOTHROP_JOHN Tw EEDALE, ij iQ atop ray ror ag deng back riding pure enjoyment, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, See ee pasotay en Har other siates of the Union, particularly and gen- popencenergee 1 val Sale, to visit us om that Ashambling, awkward besst ia better Col Onde en + wo fetal, oe ay ed ea ". Treasurer. ake Lavrn, We'll give due notice of it. 6th and ve. 2. ol pany. - IN, Secretary. er reed pos Jed, than ridden. SS ‘The career of both of these gentlemen in the | of our farming lands, to help us to utilize our Shean eared ee csand IIL Eee apes : LOPLE ARE BEGINNING ‘Treasury {has been unusual. Mr. | vast foresis of valuable timbe@, to develop our Bank open during business 17 nore YEAR. 1803 ee BICYCLE MOTION BE PLCPLE ARE BEGINEING | Noir of the navy and H. D. Landis of Chestnut Wospicy bel bese ta the Preonliene yee TR ~4 es ag “i ag ge | alcek Saturday eveninas ‘The reasons for the unprecedented access of Pata pater ~ sisi Uibomans eas To think about getting away from the Hil, Pa, are at the Kichmond ——Joseph two years ‘Mr, Meline for twenty-|and develop our fisheries; in short, ‘Dour per cent interest paid on ordinary deposite and | P40 Flour for ovec une hundred years ure. “enceforth we aball startle the com mmr eats ERS petting bere Ture your ettentoa Hi” Hall of Wheeling, W.Va, ard | titui youre, "Both started with clerical tocome here end thare with us and with our tagper dividendoen inctalimentdevestta. Wtf | Because the Patapsco Fiocring Mila grind the tunity by the grand vaines we'll con RAMBLEES means rest and enjoyment WMENSINGTON aud: WEST ERD James B. = Haven, Conn., | 20g by their aptitude, honesty and perseverance | children the wonderful resources of our south- ——— OEE SEI Be, Hara Wheat of every Variety tinully offer in ectraordinardly good ~e cheap safety, discomfort and aa- FARK. | Thayze the most besnuiful and. na) ae sag tired DeOro of gradually rose through all the various positions | ern states and to build up one common coun- Cc. T. Haws, arias ds pica aes a SHOES, Watehyor Kine" Sendyiv eirectar er eatt and t Of | to that of assistant treasurer. try, the great nnd increasing woslth ot which = Uniform ia Quality, — noyance. . ——— shall enrich them ‘alike. — Samper Neahtnrtion Senck Rechanee Samer, ay" Hives the Highest Results to the ‘Con- TON Cali for catalogue; it's free and fead- BENRY X, COFP, Ineeaiments, 706 STH ST. ¥.W. veiand,) istrict Militia Commissions Signbé. immigrants we Dearty welcome, » besa Reouse van Ade Balding sds fa eng We comiy anden Fi able. BT LAWN Giipps exe ‘and ai Pet ee ee a aly pelle rd owes: 6 aod = INVESTMENT SECURITIES. ,g Fedman oy Mat 1334 F Sr, N. W. i eae Os aple-at zw. CL tase aw ng aoe rece x ms rid ee a poms A mnt saa ome Goverment, Se ee ee eee cA} : biniitabbonasred as | = ue ere achace or uctoemmn old play 8 Dyer’ of | Sorter ‘captain, company B, sccond —=_ ee paen - peor. 5 lhe KE! COK! —S8. ad boumh! New Yark or New Orleans. | << ‘eonelt % g nr dag mele = pclremgtingey 4! ‘The convention adjourned at 11:30 to meet StebenconszsrosoesTa. | GC. A. GAMBRILL MEG. G0.,-|¥on Cuorce Sears aceasta : 5 mr 5"T: | amp; Chas. W. Moore, frst Neutenant com [stip m Gor. Tilman cocapled the hott Purnell, Hseaman & Co.. New ‘Stock w Cov- sixth battalion of Chas. during the istter part session today Seacrest Commences. Rattimenn, METROPOLIS VIEW, D. C., BUILDING LOTS a. MAURY DovR, bee Pe] Ky, are st samen AER. | Barvve’ Aret Ueutonant company fs B; aco bat-|fregusaty indulged te fhcitions sad forces BAK Spoon CTY =i CALL ON W. 0. DENISON ‘Main office, 21st and I sts. a.w. 2 = m ost talion of infantry; Emmet yp < remarks, which kept the governors is good A eS ty ‘BEAL ESTATE AGENT. Biers Beet uw. ‘Howard sty, Howard © (Wign ooted lieutenant | The governors will attend an elaborate re a are, neon Ct ek be Se wet _teompeay D, indanty, ception at the Westmoreland Ciub tonight,